The Dragon's Kiss

A member of the Chinese secret service is sent to Paris on a special mission, where he faces a series of complex events involving murder, where our man who paints a portrait, rather than a hero, will turn Paris upside down in order to solve a secret ball. In the film, everything from Bridget Fonda, who plays a woman from Nebraska looking for her child, to the non-profit scenes of Paris, rather than using Paris as a fund, is far away from what a walking script requires. We may say that Luc Besson, who marked the film with the screenwriter's and producer's identity, made a film that contains as little as much of the kung-fu motifs as possible. Too much action, too much Paris, too much...